Our Team
At David F. Mobley, M.D., FACS, we are only as strong as our staff and are proud to employ a variety of qualified individuals who bring their own diverse knowledge to the practice in order to ensure you receive the most comprehensive treatment possible. Please take a moment to read more about our individual staff members and learn how they allow our practice to continually be the absolute best at caring for your health needs.
Kenia Nieto
Senior Medical Assistant
Kenia assists Dr. Mobley with all in-office procedures, arranging testing and surgery, getting patients into rooms and getting them comfortable. She is very experienced and all our patients enjoy working with Kenia very much. She is a real asset to our practice as you will see when you interact with her.
Brittany Forrester
Senior Research Assistant
Brittany is a delight to work with, and if you become involved in one of our research studies you will enjoy working not only with Dr. Mobley, but closely with Brittany. She will schedule your visits, and provide any tests or medications that are part of the study.
Julissa Forquet
Office Manager
Julissa manages day-to-day office needs overseeing things including managing workflow, handling issues with insurance, reimbursements, etc. She also oversee billing procedures, monitor patient scheduling policy, serve as an IT liaison, contract with outside services such as medical waste disposal companies, and maintain office space conducive to patient preferences. She ensures that it's a well-run practice for both physicians and patients in strict compliance with health care laws.
Climmie Butler
Surgery Scheduler
Climmie ensures, organizes, and maintains an active, accurate, and operational surgery schedule. In addition, she manages patient’s medical records, inputting and updating patient’s insurance information, scheduling procedures from the physician’s office using established hospital guidelines, and ensuring sufficient information is distributed to the patients and all necessary parties – hospital departments, primary-care physician, and surgeon through productive open communication.